Viewing Field-Level Integration Information in Scheduling & Curriculum

Tiffany Winters

Modified on: Wed, Apr 2, 2025 at 10:10 AM

Overview

Some Academic Scheduling and Curriculum Management templates and records allow you to view field integration information.
Provided information helps you understand how a field interacts with your SIS.
In Academic Scheduling, you can view that information in the Section Template and in the Section Editing Modal for an individual section.
In Curriculum Management, you can view that information in the Course and Program Template as well as within individual Course and Program records.

“Integration Type” indicates whether we can POST the field to your SIS; GET the field from your SIS; or both.
This information is based on what your integration can support.

“SIS Mapped Field” shows where data for this field is stored or modified in your SIS.
This information is shown to help you trace how the field connects to backend data.

“Resolution Strategy” defines the system of truth for this field (e.g. Is this field set to “Resolve as Coursedog” or “Resolve as SIS”).
This is dynamically pulled from your institution’s field settings in Coursedog that your implementation team set up for you.
That means that this information could change if a merge setting is changed for a particular field.

Anyone who can view Course or Program templates can see integration information — no additional permissions are needed.

Navigate to the template in question:
1. Academic Scheduling > Settings > Section Template
2. Curriculum Management > Settings > Course Template
3. Curriculum Management > Settings > Program Template
Click into a field to open its Question Settings.

Anyone who can view Course or Program records can see Integration Information — no additional permissions are needed.

Navigate to the record in question:
1. Academic Scheduling > Section Dashboard > (Click to Open Section)
2. Curriculum Management > Courses > (Click to Open Course)
3. Curriculum Management > Programs > (Click to Open Program)
Hover over the “?” icon next to any field to view the information in a tooltip.